Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky are undoubtedly proud of their three children, India, Sasha and Tristan.
Their eldest daughter keeps on impressing with her horseback riding skills, as she spends quality time with her mom Elsa. The mother-daughter duo took up the reins together as they went eventing on their horses.
Elsa shared a number of clips of them as they rode their horses together, looking as if they were having an absolute blast. The duo both rode on big chestnut colored horses, and the 12-year-old looked particularly smart in her riding gear — a pair of white jodhpurs, a numbered bib and blue sweater, with her hair in a low bun at the back.
She captioned the post: “Nothing more fun than go competing eventing (sp) with Indi on the weekends!!”
© @elsapataky InstagramThe mom-of-three has been open about how proud she is of India’s riding pursuits, after the 12-year-old placed fourth in a horseback riding competition back in September. The duo gave India’s horse a crown as a token of appreciation for the animal’s efforts in the competition.
© @elsapataky InstagramThe family’s active lifestyle
Chris and his family love keeping active. Just three days ago, the Thor actor shared on social media a montage of his family’s fun in Abu Dhabi, where they enjoyed rollercoasters, rock climbing, indoor skydiving, and surfing all in one day.
“We’re gonna run out of activities, aren’t we?” Chris asked his son, who sat on his shoulders.
© Getty“Maybe not in Abu Dhabi,” he responded.
India also appears to enjoy soccer, as her dad was spotted on the sidelines with Tristan and Sacha as she played on a pitch Byron Bay.
© InstagramChris’s love of sport
© MatrixThe actor has made it clear how vital it has been for him to stay active, so it’s no wonder his kids love sport so much.
“Sport has always been an essential part of my life,” he said last year in a post in collaboration with his company Centrfit. “I’ve played and watched so many different types over the years. But the one that I’ve always loved the most is surfing. Growing up, my dad would pack my brothers and me in the Kombi van to take the hour-and-a-half ride to the beach to surf.”
“Surfing gave me an active lifestyle, but most importantly, it gave me the best memories with my family. surfing remains a mainstay in my life and has become a part of my identity, and I continue to make memories with my own family in the ocean,” he added.
He continued that through Centrfit, he wanted to “give every kid a chance to experience the benefits of sport.”
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